2026-01-09 09:30:46

It is somewhat profitable to short Bitcoin at the 91,000 level. The previously planned thousand-point target was basically achieved below 90,000. Although the position was not heavily built, steady profits are better than greed. Now the short position has been closed, and next, you can lighten your load and wait for a bottoming rebound. In the short term, there is no need to focus too much on the overall trend; small-scale pullbacks and rebounds are actually good entry opportunities. In this market rhythm, flexible switching of strategies often makes more money than stubbornly sticking to a single direction. BTC and Ethereum are still highly correlated now; when one moves, the other follows. Close attention should be paid to the performance of these two assets.

BTC0,34%

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LiquidatedDreams

· 5h ago

Operate prudently; not being greedy is the right way. Now is actually a good time to position for a rebound.

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DataPickledFish

· 01-10 14:14

Light position and steady approach, I like this mindset. Greed is the real enemy of making money. --- Reaching the 10,000-point target and then exiting the market—this mentality is commendable, much more reliable than those dreaming of a sudden fortune. --- When will the rebound come? I currently have nothing, just watching how BTC and Ethereum coordinate. --- Flexibly switching strategies is really important; otherwise, you'll just get hit by the K-line. Better to look for opportunities on smaller timeframes. --- Exiting the market actually feels lighter; this sensation is truly different. Now just waiting for the right moment to bottom fish. --- The correlation between BTC and Ethereum can sometimes be a trap, so be cautious. --- Stability and profit are the right words, just worried that human nature will start to become greedy again. --- In the short term, there's no need to focus on the big picture; small rebounds are the times to make money.

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 01-09 10:00

A conservative approach, reaching the 10,000-point target and then taking profits, neither greedy nor impatient. This mindset is indeed the foundation of making money. Now, holding a small position and waiting for a rebound, I like this pace.

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ApeWithNoFear

· 01-09 09:51

I appreciate the idea of flexible switching strategies; stubbornly holding a single position can indeed lead to being trapped. Opening a short at 91,000 yielded good profits, but I'm just worried about getting itchy again during the rebound later.

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AirdropFreedom

· 01-09 09:42

91000 has been cleared, still feels pretty good. Although I didn't go all-in, consistently taking profits is better than getting liquidated. Leaving the market actually feels relieving. Just waiting for the rebound to buy the dip. Flexibility is the key; sticking rigidly to one direction is just asking for trouble. BTC and ETH have been closely linked lately; I need to keep a close eye on them.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 01-09 09:38

I've always said that this wave of pullback is the best opportunity to get in. Now do you understand? Flexibly switching strategies is well said; those who stick rigidly to a single trend are all just leeks. Buying the dip and rebounding is the true wealth code; don't miss this opportunity. Short-term small-scale fluctuations are the perfect high ground for quick profits, while others are still debating the big picture. I have explained the linkage between BTC and Ethereum in detail in my previous courses. If you're interested, feel free to ask. Don't be greedy; stable profits are the trend. This insight is quite good. What are you waiting for? The rebound is coming, time waits for no one.

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DegenDreamer

· 01-09 09:36

Secure your gains and take profits; not being greedy this time is the right move. Wait for the rebound before entering again.

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 01-09 09:35

I support steady profits; I'm just worried that the rebound might be too strong later, and I won't dare to chase.

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